TimesTalks: Salman Rushdie: The 'Job' of Writing | The New York Times
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- Discipline has helped novelist Salman Rushdie survive difficult times and is essential for his writing. In this interview, he outlines his writing process and compares the novel to the marathon.
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TimesTalks: Salman Rushdie: The 'Job' of Writing
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Nothing is more riveting and captivating than literary works where the writer uses "self insertion".
That sentence, the ways in which words are being played with, is the definition, in my view, even though many might disagree, of creative writing.
So true!
This interviewer is bloody irritating. Let him speak, man.
Fabulous
You can't please most, nor do most deserve it.
thanks for a cliche
@@chingper199 A cliche? Please show me where you've ever heard that phrase before. Thank you.
@@SubconsciousGatherer sells framed at marshall's, likely hanging in your mother's eating nook
@@chingper199 Well now we know where you do your Christmas shopping.
@@SubconsciousGatherer nice
I love the way Mr. Rushdie speaks.
Fity monh tera vi ....
what's the title of the book Cohen is reading from?
The Enchantress of Florence.
I need huge dictionary to understand this passage properly...
@Prisoner7777 COOL!!!!!! THANKS!!!!
He's a very good writer.
What makes him good?
@Prisoner7777 can you explain your comment?
liking the passage probably reveals that it's the first time you've heard the topic
@Prisoner7777 WHY?
@Prisoner7777 ??
troll
@makorpoka Get a life. First off its a fictional book. Second I've read worse, The book wasn't even directed at Islam. Also if your a 10 year old, then the cursing really doesn't bother me. Have you ever seen south Park, they make fun of everybody and is incredibly disgusting at sometimes. But I still like it.